"a fixed sequence of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a specific order of items or actions that are static or unchanging. Example: The recipe calls for a fixed sequence of ingredients - first flour, then sugar, then eggs, and finally milk.
The present experiment determined whether there are differences in the degree of discounting for a hypothetical $100 produced by a procedure that titrates the immediate amount (titrating sequence procedure) versus a procedure that presents a fixed sequence of immediate amounts (fixed sequence procedure) using a within-subject design.
He spent a full year whittling down thousands of negatives into a fixed sequence of 83 prints.
In addition, we consider a non-graded sequence of semi-norms on GN with which the space GN is of almost universal disposition for finite-dimensional Fréchet spaces with a fixed sequence of semi-norms.
Given a fixed sequence of prices, or price trajectory, buyers choose a day on which to purchase the product, i.e. they have to decide whether to purchase the product early in the game or later after more people already own it.
Let (l = (l_{k})_{k in mathbb {N}}) denote a fixed sequence of natural numbers.
For each, define by for all and a fixed sequence of real numbers converging to.
In order to investigate the possible effect of varying ASRV parameters, we generated a number of different simulated datasets (100 replicate alignments per model) with a fixed sequence length of 500 characters and varied the α parameter of the gamma ASRV between 0.5, 1.0, and 2.0 (corresponding to high, medium, and low rate heterogeneity).
The questions and feedback of the first text message in every scenario are presented in a fixed sequence independent of the scenario.
By using a fixed sequence, the results of the reported experiment showed that the repetition effect was enhanced in participants who acquired complete knowledge of the order.
In this standard protocol, the volunteer was asked to perform five successive tasks in a fixed sequence 1.5 minute of duration each: no activity-sit still, nod head ("yes"), shake head ("no"), read aloud a standard text, stationary walk.
Sequence data confirm that deletion events reproducibly eliminate a fixed length of sequence while insertion events reproducibly introduce a fixed sequence tract and both events repeatedly target precise genomic sites.
